2015 FORD EXPLORER XLT in Florence, AL - $26,800

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2015 Ford Explorer XLT

Vehicle Highlights

Price

$26,800

Mileage

56,655

Color

Black

Condition

Used

Drivetrain

FWD

Engine

6 Cyl

Transmission

Automatic

Fuel

Gasoline

MPG

City: 17 | Hwy: 24 | Combined: 20

VIN

1FM5K7D87FGC45267

Stock Number

Location

US, AL

Features

Adjustable Seats

Adjustable Steering Wheel

Air Conditioning

Air Filtration

Anti-Lock Brakes

Automatic Headlights

Clock

Compass

Cruise Control

Fog Lights

Front Airbags (Passenger)

Front Bucket Seats

Front Knee Airbags (Passenger)

Handsfree/Bluetooth Integration

Heated Mirrors

Hill Assist System

Intermittent Wipers

One-Touch Power Windows

Power Locks

Power Mirrors

Power Seat (Passenger)

Power Steering

Privacy Glass

Rear A/C Controls

Rear Air Conditioning

Rear Air Ducts

Rear Heat Controls

Rear Window Wiper

Side Curtain Airbags

Speed-Sensing Steering

Spoiler

Stability Control

Steering Wheel Controls

Tachometer

Thermometer

Third Row Seating

Traction Control

Trip Computer

Turn Signal Mirrors

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Ford introduced the new 2016 Ford Explorer last summer with more smart technology, an available EcoBoost® engine and a new high-end Platinum series.

Originally introduced in 1990 as a 1991 model, Explorer featured the generous interior space customers were looking for, and was engineered specifically for people seeking adventure for their families and a way to express their individuality.

“Rugged” is the word that inspired the designers creating the look of the new Ford Explorer. Exterior styling updates – such as positioning the grille and LED headlamps even higher, adding a new closed-off lower roof rack with channels that cascade rainwater off the vehicle and a new rear spoiler – also improve aerodynamics. The 2016 Explorer features more robust headlamps, with available LED signature lighting, standard LED low-beams and available LED fog lamps. Visible heat-sink structures for cooling the LED headlamps are a meaningful detail. These radiator-like grilles are typically hidden behind the light cluster, but on Explorer they are part of a complex headlamp design that puts innovation on display.

The new Explorer is available in Base, XLT, Limited, Sport and a newly available Platinum trim level. The new top-of-the-line Platinum further elevates the full-size SUV in look and feel, with changes to both the Explorer exterior and interior. From new multi contour front seats wrapped in Nirvana leather with micro-perforation, to special quilted stitching used throughout, advanced standard technologies, Platinum elevates Explorer in ways customers can see and feel.

Base power for the 2016 Explorer is generated by a 3.5L V6 engine. Sport and Platinum models are outfitted with a 3.5L EcoBoost V6. An all-new 2.3L EcoBoost four-cylinder prime mover is optional for Base, XLT and Limited. The new engine boasts a 40 hp increase in horsepower over the previous four-cylinder mill. The increase in performance comes with no significant reduction in fuel economy. Torque is communicated to the ground through a 6F50 six-speed SelectShift Automatic with paddle activation for the base engine; a 6F55 six-speed SelectShift Automatic for the upmarket 3.5L EcoBoost V6; and a 6F35 six-speed SelectShift Automatic for the optional 2.3L EcoBoost four-cylinder. All wheel drive is available for Base, XLT and Limited; standard for Sport and Platinum.

For the first time on Explorer, the four-cylinder EcoBoost engine can be paired with available tow package and the automaker’s intelligent four-wheel drive with Terrain Management System™.

The new Explorer also benefits from an improved suspension for better handling and a quiet cabin, enabling a comfortable ride even when the pavement turns to dirt. Ford completely retuned the Explorer chassis to clearly differentiate the driving experiences of XLT, Explorer Sport and Platinum models. The suspension uses MacPherson construction with an isolated subframe and 32-millimeter stabilizer bar at the front, while an independent multilink rear setup uses a 22-millimeter stabilizer bar.

Explorer Sport customers looking for a more dynamic driving experience will benefit from unique steering gear, front and rear springs, struts and rear dampers. Explorer also features a tower brace that provides additional stiffness between strut towers. The tower brace for Explorer equipped with four-wheel drive is three millimeters thicker for even more stiffness – providing better control and a smoother ride on rugged terrain. The new Explorer, with standard 18-inch and available 20-inch wheels, offers new tire options for improved ride and handling while still reducing road noise in the cabin.

Inside the passenger cabin, interior changes help enhance quietness in the cabin. There are new door seals, and an enhanced sound package includes engine subframe mounts specially tuned to reduce vibration, as well as a specially tuned exhaust for the 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine. Acoustic glass is used on the windshield and front doors on interior design changes reflect desires customers expressed through Ford consumer research. The new Explorer offers consumers more technologies than previous models, with features that enhance the driving experience.